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Baguio City Seizes 81 Kilos of Spoiled Fish in Supermarket Inspections, Raising Food Safety Concerns
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Baguio City Seizes 81 Kilos of Spoiled Fish in Supermarket Inspections, Raising Food Safety Concerns

Baguio City authorities confiscated over 81 kilograms of spoiled fish during inspections of supermarkets in the central business district and along Magsaysay Avenue, heightening public concern over food safety as authorities intensify monitoring.

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